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[image:] Mark E. Kubiske Mark E. Kubiske

Title: Research Plant Physiologist
Unit: Institute for Applied Ecosystem Studies: Theory and Application of Scaling Science in Forestry
Address: Northern Research Station
5985 Highway K
Rhinelander, WI 54501-9128
Phone: 715-362-1108
E-mail: Contact Mark E. Kubiske

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Education

  • Ph.D. Forest Resources, Penn State University
  • M.S. Forest Resources, Penn State University
  • B.S. Forest Management, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point

Civic & Professional Affiliations

Ecological Society of America

Current Research

I currently devote 80 percent of my research time to the Aspen Free Air CO2 and ozone (O3) Enrichment (Aspen FACE) experiment which is designed to investigate the effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 and O3 on forest ecosystems. My personal interests at the Aspen FACE experiment are in the growth and competitive dynamics of the model forest communities, modeling of canopy photosynthesis, ecosystem hydrologic balance, photosynthetic compensatory responses to insect feeding, and use of molecular markers to quantify the proportions of belowground productivity of different aspen clones in the experiment.

Why is This Important

The debate over global climate change is arguably the most important scientific topic of our time. Irrespective of climate change, the direct effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 and ozone on forests is real and dramatic. A clear understanding of these effects is needed to manage forests today in a manner that will ensure their continued health and productivity in a future, more polluted atmosphere.

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Last Modified: 02/15/2012